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Plan du Saint Sepulchre de Notre Seigr. Jesus-Christ situé en la Terre Sainte sur le Mont Calvaire dans la Cité de Jerusalem [cartographic material]

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Fer, Nicolas de, 1646-1720
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Title Plan du Saint Sepulchre de Notre Seigr. Jesus-Christ situé en la Terre Sainte sur le Mont Calvaire dans la Cité de Jerusalem [cartographic material] / Par N.de Fer.
Contributors Villalpando, Juan Bautista
Publisher Paris : Chez l'auteur
Creation Date 1715
Notes Copperplate
Ce plan...doit se mettre a la fin de la suite de l'Atlas Curieux mis au jour en 1715
Plan
From: Fer, Nicolas de. L'Atlas curieux. Paris, 1715.
At the top five illustrations showing the Crucifixion. On the margins and at the bottom the Route of the Cross is shown.
Insets: "Carte de la Terre Sainte...", showing Holy Land with the route which Jesus took through Galilea, Samaria, Judea and Egypt
"Plan de la Ville de Jerusalem", a plan of the ancient city after Villalpando

כולל ציורים: עקדת יצחק, תחנות דרך הייסורים וצליבת ישו.
"Plan du Temple de Solomon dans Jerusalem".
Includes illustrations: Via Dolorosa, The Crusifiction, Abraham and the Binding of Isaac.
אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
digital map code Jer067
Extent 394x480 mm.
Language French
Call Number Jer 67
Laor 1020
Credits אוסף המפות ע"ש ערן לאור
National Library system number 990023680590205171

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Plan du Saint Sepulchre de Notre Seigr. Jesus-Christ situé en la Terre Sainte sur le Mont Calvaire dans la Cité de Jerusalem [cartographic material] / Par N.de Fer – הספרייה הלאומית
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